Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREViTIES.

st. Helena, Nspa county is threatened
with water famine.
P. D. Wigginton has been rendered the
appointment of Colonel on Governor Water
mans staff.
The Castle authorities are chagrined over
the triumphal meeting of the Nationalist
at Woodtord.
1t is said that the Southern Pacific Rail
road will soon be extended from Pomona
to San Diego.
Creighton and his comrade, Mugan,
passed through Negales, A. T., on the 9Th,
en- route to Mexico.
Two cars of Robinson's circus train were
ditched on Monday near Yuma, and a lion
| escaped and is at large.
The report from Copenhagen of the com
ing meeting between Emperor William and
| the Gar is not credited.
Blaine's friends who are returning to
America by way of London report that he
does not want the Presidency.
The Indian suspected of numbering Mrs.
| Pavey and her infant recently in Washing
! ton Territory has been apprehended.
A lockout, affecting 5000 hands, has
been inausurated by the Boot and Shoe
Manufacturers Association in Philadelphia
Morris Davis, the missing iury-briber,
was seen in Siskiyou county a few DAYS ago.
He is now thought 10 be in British Column
bia.
Most of the charges made against Stain.
he alleged murderer of the Treasurer of
the Dexter, Me-, bank, are known to be
false.
plasterer named James Milley met
with a most frightful death at San Diego
on Monday by falling through skylight
| to the second floor, distance of fifty feet.
The Agricultural and Mineral Associa-
ton of Shasta county has purchased an
eligible site in the rear of Judge Bush's
! residence, at Redding, for a pavilion and
public hail.
A caucus of members of the New York
Republican State Committee favored the
nomination of District Attorney MARITIME
for judgeship, and his assistant (NicolD
for District Attorney. Both are County
Democrats.
James G. Smith, Great Sachem, and VIM.
NJ. Belts, Past Great Sachem, visited Oneida
Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, at Au-
burn on Monday evening. The tribe had
very large gathering of the members to re-
ceive the visiting brothers.
A stormy scene occurred at Mondays
session of the Knights of Labor General
Assembly. Powderly presented the resig-
nation OF himself ana Carleton, HAYES,
Mcclure and Aylesford, of the Executive
Board. The designations were not &C.
cepted, and a vote of confidence was
carried.
A great sensation has been caused in
society circles in Ottawa, Canada. bv the
reported elopment of the wife of William
Middleton. nephew of Sir Frederick Mid
dleton, commander of the militia forces of
Canada, with Fenwick William Hamilton.
godson of the late Sir Feuwick Williams,
of Kars.
A cablegram from London saws that
Charley Mitchell has posted forfeit and
issued a challenge to fight John l.. Sulli-
van, according to the London prize ring
rules, for $500 side Should Sullivan,
however, not accept Mitchell's challenge,
anybody else can have the match, but not
for less than $500 side
Highly infiammatory speeches were made
Monday n ght at a meeting of Socialists in
London to protest against the execution of
the Chicago Anarchists. One of the Trafal-
gar-square unemployed workmen advocated
the killing of Minister Phelps. in order to
give heart to their Chicago brethren. He
also suggested the killing of President
Cleveland.
The New York Star publishes column
OF argument, with few isolated state
ments of facts, to prove certain prominent
Republicans, headed by ex-senator Plat,
are schemiDg To nominate Roscoe Conkling
as the next President, also to prove that the
World and Herald are in the scheme, and
| will support Conkling if nominated, and
will work Tor his nomination.